El Langostino

El Langostino is one of several restaurants perched on the waterfront about three miles away from the old-walled-town. This means you'll probably have to take a taxi there since barkers in the square, and around the old town advertise for their services by handing out flyers and this is likely where you'll find out about the place. The restaurant itself is roomy with nice views of the sea. The menu is on the expensive side, especially considering that you're in Campeche not in Tulum or Playa del Carmen, obviously catered to tourists. Service was fine, food was pretty bland and not particularly memorable, probably because it is meant for the gringo crowd. I suspect that if we visited all of the restaurants along this row, the food would be pretty much the same.

Excellent food and service. Highly recommend to anyone going to Campeche and looking for excellent seafood.

Nice setting on the Malecon, simple deco, very friendly service and hearty dishes… A special mention for the excellent margaritas, we’ve had a couple while enjoying the sea view. Warmly recommended !

La comida aunque es pequeña la porción tiene un sabor agradable, sin embargo el precio es excesivo porque el servicio es tardado y descuidado, te traen tus platillos y complementos por partes, a veces tienen tanta prisa los meseros que aporrean tus bebidas en la mesa. Al ser un lugar cerrado y saturado en mesas, se escucha mucho ruido de los comensales y desde la cocina. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: MX$600–700 Food: 3 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

Buena experiencia en general. El aperitivo bueno. Las empanadas de camarón no son con camarón entero y el arroz a la tumbada esta muy rico. Precios en el rango medio. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: MX$300–400 Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5